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Just Be Nice

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Political considerations aside, there is something to be said for common human decency and respect.

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Things Change. Fast.

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I noticed that the little boy and a girl of about seven were now wading in the shallow water of the small eddy where I had entered the water.

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French Nymph Fishing Techniques

The French: I Like their Fries and their Flies So that headline may have included one of the worst jokes I’ve ever dared to write down, but this video is some of the most effective nymphing I’ve seen. I found it cruising Facebook today and liked watching this guy fish. Those familiar with international fly [...]

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The Best Fishing Buddies

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Rachel is a real joy to be around. She’s smart and thoughtful, and she applies that to her fishing. The kid casts with a true grace, and she sees things on the water.

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High Water Can Actually Help Fly Fishing

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Big Trout Move Into Accessible Locations During High River Flows The Lower Provo River is flowing pretty high right now, somewhere around 500 – 600 CFS. Normal summer flows are in the 200 to 300 CFS. However, the fly fishing has actually been pretty darn good. Even though the water flow is up, luckily, flows [...]

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